Book Review: Arctic Spirit
In one short decade, Dan and Martha Albrecht have put together one of the finest collections of Inuit art ever assembled –nearly 4,000 pieces, most of which they have donated to the Heard Museum.
Book Review: I Have Something to Tell You
Natalie Appleton’s I Have Something to Tell You is a lyrical, illuminating, funny and frank account of contemporary twenties angst –from the Canadian Prairies to Southeast Asia.
It’s Always Sing Song Party Time With Derek McKinley
Derek McKinley is living his dream through the smiles of kids!
A Waste Free Holiday: Grocery Shopping the NU Way
Back in August, Ottawa opened its very first zero waste grocery store, NU, located in the heart of Hintonburg.
8 Great Reasons to Visit Titus Mountain
Titus Mountain Family Ski Center has it all — varied terrain, three restaurants, lodging, and such a family friendly environment Liftopia rated it the #1 family friendly resort in North America.
Get winter-ready in 4 steps
Canadian winters can be harsh, but that doesn't mean you can't set up your mind and body for a cozy and enjoyable season. Here's how!
Album Reviews: December 19, 2017
#OLMMusic looks at new releases by Jim James, Mountain Eyes, QTY, Jeepz, and Belle & Sebastian
And the Ottawa Life Award Goes to…
After thousands of votes were tallied, some close races and a few surprises, we can now official say “and the 2017 OLA goes to” . . .
Holiday entertaining without breaking the bank
It's that time of year again, full of holiday cocktails, parties and gatherings. For those hosting, there is always the added stress of what to serve and how to impress your guests without going over budget.
Winter Park Resort: Colorado’s Unpretentious Old Friend
Only 66 miles from Denver, Winter Park is a family-oriented hill that packs a lot of punch.
Thinking to Refinance Student Loans?
Refinancing student loans will let you have consolidation of current loans of students in both federal as well as private sectors.
Who photographs the Libyan Slave Trade and why?
Are Journalists Good?
How to keep customers happy this season
What does it take to keep customers happy today? This is a question business owners ask themselves on a regular basis, and for good reason.
The role of art in health care in Alberta
Sometimes it’s just not enough to heal the body
All Aboard!
Leave the traffic behind and be whisked away to Colorado ski country on the Winter Park Express.
Desperately Seeking Stewart in Magnificent Myrtle Beach
Life and travel with a special-needs kid can take you on journeys you never imagined. Motivated by a visit to an alligator sanctuary, we hopped in the car and road tripped the 1,600 kilometres to Myrtle Beach to visit Stewart, an alligator who used to be at Little Ray’s Reptiles in Ottawa.
Edging Forward – Achieving Sustainable Community Development
The Paris Accord, Kyoto, climate change, sustainable development, green energy, sustainable development, carbon tax and carbon footprint are just some of the phrases and words used in the ongoing discussion about the health of the planet.
Holiday Baking 101: Top 3 tips to stay safe in the kitchen
Baking for the holidays is one the most fun family traditions — rolling out the dough, cutting the gingerbread men and candy cane shapes and mixing buttercream can bring a smile to the face of any aspiring baker. But it's important to understand and follow necessary safety measures.
Hyundai continues to refine entry-level Accent
Looking back 24 years and five generations, there’s no doubt Hyundai’s smallest ride has gained gravitas.
All in the Timing For Senators
Ottawa Senators' owner Eugene Melnyk could not be more wrong in regards to his sense of timing.
Serena Ryder’s Creative Revival
It may seem like yesterday but Serena Ryder's hit album Harmony is five years old now, and her new album Utopia was almost triple album thanks to this gap.
Holiday Wine: A little red, some white, and a rosé make a tasteful flavored
We all know how difficult Christmas shopping is, so we at Ottawa Life have decided to make things easier for you.
‘Unholy Night’ a Frightfully Festive Triumph for Ottawa Filmmakers
Unholy Night is a horror/thriller film but its filmmaking is original and doesn’t feel recycled from other horror films.
Film Review: Unholy Night
The heart racing story of a nurse working the night shift on Christmas Eve, as she befriends an elderly patient who weaves a wicked set of tales about the most wonderful time of the year.
Film Review: Star Wars -The Last Jedi
Having taken her first steps into the Jedi world, Rey joins Luke Skywalker on an adventure with Leia, Finn and Poe that unlocks mysteries of the Force and secrets of the past.
